Media Partnerships

Your Expertise.
A Relevant Audience.

Put your technology and scientific expertise in the context of human-relevant drug research.

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A Specialist
Scientific Setting

NAMs Insights covers the models, methods and regulatory developments shaping drug discovery and evaluation. Partnership opportunities are designed for organizations whose technologies and services support this work.

Relevant partners include instrument and reagent suppliers, model and assay developers, software providers and CROs. The emphasis is on explaining a specific application, capability or research problem in terms that matter to scientific readers.

Partnership Formats

Choose How to Tell Your Story.

Sponsored Features

Give Your Expertise a Story

Explain a research challenge, introduce a capability or offer a specialist perspective. A sponsored feature provides room to show why a technology matters and where it fits in a research workflow.

Perspectives · Technology introductions · Expert interviews

Application Notes

Show the Application

Present how a tool, assay or model addresses a defined research question. Application-led content can highlight the use case, relevant measurements and findings, with figures that help readers understand the work.

Assay applications · Model performance · Technical case studies

Whitepapers

Make Space for the Detail

Give a substantial technical resource a focused introduction. A whitepaper feature explains the questions it addresses, its relevance to drug research and what readers can expect from the full document.

Technical reports · Practical guides · In-depth resources

Digital Placements

Keep Your Brand in View

Build awareness of a technology, service or event through visual placements alongside relevant coverage. Creative and destination links can support a product introduction, technical resource or broader campaign.

Brand awareness · Resource promotion · Events

A Focused Readership

Speak to the
Scientific Question.

Our intended readers work in discovery, translational research, nonclinical safety, regulatory science and model development. Useful technical communication starts with the questions they are trying to answer.

  • What research problem does the approach address?
  • Where does it fit in a drug development workflow?
  • What evidence or application helps explain its value?

Media Partnerships

Tell Us What You Have in Mind.

Discuss your technology, audience and campaign with the NAMs Insights team.

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